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Often a friend can recommend a tradesman. women conversing image by Bionic Media from Fotolia.com
Ask friends, relatives and neighbours if they can recommend a tradesman with the appropriate skills; sometimes the best way to find a tradesman is through word of mouth.
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Check your local shop, post office or community centre for adverts posted by local tradesmen advertising their services and take details of any that might suit your needs.
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Post your own notice requesting a tradesman, providing your contact details and a detailed description of what service you are looking for.
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Carry out an Internet search to find websites providing details of tradesmen.
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Enter your details on the website to bring up a list of suitable local tradesman; typically this involves entering the name of your town or your postcode in the search box and selecting the service you require from a dropdown list (eg, "electrician" or "gardener").
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Contact any tradesman you would like further information from either using a contact form through the website or directly by email or telephone.
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5/14/11
How to find a tradesman
While many people consider themselves do-it-yourself experts, there are some jobs that require the services of a professional. Finding a reliable tradesman may seem a daunting task, but there are plenty to choose from. The key is to do your research and not rush into a contract unless you are completely happy with your choice of professional.
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